I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!8.30pm, ITV1

We don't know who is left at the time of writing, but if Gillian McKeith is still there, shaking like an owl chick recently shoved from its nest, it'll be a miracle. And Havers sauntered out of the jungle after apparently waking up from whatever delusion that convinced him this was a good idea in the first place. Tomorrow, Ant and Dec will crown the new king or queen of the jungle as they contemplate the fate of former winner Kerry Katona. Wield thy twiggy sceptre well, my liege, for your future earnings can go down as well as up.
JNR

John Sergeant On Tracks Of Empire9pm, BBC2

John Sergeant makes for a good correspondent in India, embarking on a 3,000-mile journey across the country via its great "network of steel", the railway. Sergeant, of course, is perfectly suited for such an assignment: respectful, unruffled, if quietly passionate, one can easily imagine him as some enlightened journalist or benign diplomat overseeing the dying days of the Raj. "If you understand the railways, you can begin to understand India," he states. As they defined India's past, will they also define its future? AJC

Arena: Dave Brubeck, In His Own Sweet Way9pm, BBC4

Affectionate documentary commemorating the incalculably influential jazz pianist, as he looks forward to his 90th birthday. Brubeck has not merely lived the history of modern popular music, but helped shape it. The film speaks to both the jazz aficionado and the passing viewer, discussing in detail the intricacies of Brubeck's music, the extraordinary life story surrounding it and Brubeck's modest, robust adherence to his principles. AM

Peep Show10pm, Channel 4

The news that Dobby has got a new boyfriend sees Mark, busy with babysitting duties, sign a Yalta-like pact with his bete noire Gerard as they try to split the two. Meanwhile, Jez gets a job on Zahra's no-longer-comatose boyfriend's website – "This is brilliant, I can do the job, have an affair. Juggle them both till it all blows up in my stupid face." Keep an eye out for Super Hans's new band – Man Feelings – for whom Jeremy is desperate to land a gig as bongo player or "a shit-hot bongista".
WD

The Walking Dead10pm, FX

In the aftermath of last week's frenzied zombie attack the characters have to deal with two zombie story standards: the wait for a loved one's corpse to reanimate and the problem of what to do with those bitten. Taking advantage of the leisurely pace of TV, these issues are dealt with very effectively in and around arguments based around the pressing concern that their home is far from safe. But is anywhere safe from zombies? Viewers who have already read the comics can now stop feeling so smug, as the final minutes of this episode – with one more week to go – show the story now taking a very different route.
PO'N

Paul McCartney: Good Evening NYC10pm, Sky Arts 1

Put your thumbs up for New York. This is a tightly edited version of Macca's stadium show, the inaugural gig at the Mets' new stadium, Citi Field – which, of course, replaced iconic Beatles venue Shea Stadium. Expect songs you know inside out played with panache by the master, plus a guest spot from Billy Joel. WD